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You two are amazing, you know? The way you talk. I'm like that with....I'm not even like that with anybody.
— Say Anything... · 1989
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
A flustered compliment that trails off: the speaker praises two people for how naturally they talk together, starts to say they're like that with someone, then admits they're not that way with anybody. The stumble makes it feel honest, a mix of admiration and self-exposure.
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